To prevent the German Shepherd from lying on its hoof, it is best to ensure that the German Shepherd is well nourished to avoid malnutrition and calcium deficiency, so in addition to the daily diet, you also need to feed food high in protein, usually more supplemental calcium powder, more sun exposure to promote its absorption and development. In addition, you need to take your German Shepherd out for exercise every day to allow your bones to absorb the calcium nutrients you take in. If you are restricting the activities of the German shepherd for a long time, it will appear that the German shepherd often lies on his back, and over time it is easy to cause lying hoof. When the German shepherd usually eats too much, resulting in the body growth rate can not keep up with the weight, then the weight exceeds the pressure capacity of the bones, can lead to the phenomenon of lying hoof. Therefore, control the amount of feeding and reduce the feeding of fatty foods.
